The Public-Private Partnership Centre (PPPC) and TanzaniaInvest have entered into a partnership to promote public-private partnership (PPP) projects and investment opportunities in Tanzania. This collaboration aims to improve information dissemination between the PPPC and TanzaniaInvest, enabling the Centre to reach a wider audience of investors, businesses, and stakeholders. The partnership will facilitate the sharing of information on PPP projects, investment opportunities, and regulatory developments.
Under the cooperation, TanzaniaInvest will expand its coverage of Tanzania's PPP programme, including projects under preparation and implementation. This will involve reporting on expressions of interest, tender announcements, and opportunities for private sector participation in infrastructure and public service delivery. The partnership will also facilitate the publication of information on the PPP framework and investment procedures.
The partnership will enable the PPPC to engage with the investment community and raise awareness of Tanzania's PPP programme. Information provided by the PPPC will be disseminated through TanzaniaInvest's website, social media channels, and monthly journal. This will support the Centre's efforts to promote private sector participation in the development and financing of public infrastructure and services.
According to David Kafulila, Executive Director of the PPPC, the partnership will help realise Tanzania's long-term development ambitions. Tanzania Development Vision 2050 places the private sector at the centre of the country's economic transformation, identifying public-private partnerships as a key mechanism for mobilising investment and financing infrastructure development.
Eric Tirabassi, Chief Editor of TanzaniaInvest, noted that the platform has established itself as a leading source of information for the local and international investment community. The partnership will give greater visibility to Tanzania's PPP programme and help connect the PPPC with investors interested in participating in the country's development.
The partnership is expected to strengthen private sector engagement and support the realisation of Tanzania's development ambitions. By improving the flow of information on PPP projects and investment opportunities, the partnership will help attract local and international investors to participate in the country's development.
The collaboration between the PPPC and TanzaniaInvest reflects the growing importance of public-private partnerships in Tanzania's investment landscape. As the country continues to implement its development vision, partnerships like this will play a crucial role in mobilising investment and financing for infrastructure development and public service delivery.
Key points
- The partnership aims to improve the flow of information on PPP projects and investment opportunities in Tanzania.
- The partnership will facilitate the publication of information on the PPP framework and investment procedures.
- The collaboration will help realise Tanzania's long-term development ambitions by promoting private sector participation in infrastructure development and public service delivery.
